Creating Sages.
Thinking about it, this was indeed the case. The current situation of the Primitive Universe was not good. External enemies were invading, and wars were endless. The Primitive Universe itself had very few top experts. Although each of them was outstanding and was an elite, their numbers were still too few.
How could seven Sages resist the army of the Empress?
One must know that Li Yue had thousands of Fifth Dimensional Sages and hundreds of thousands of Golden Immortals in his God Realm.
The Empress had risen much earlier than him. Even if she did not have Li Yue's fortune, it should not be a problem for her to recruit dozens or even hundreds of Fifth Dimensional Sages after so many years.
Not to mention Golden Immortals, they would probably completely crush the Primitive Universe in terms of numbers.
Li Yue guessed that the reason why they had not taken down the Primitive Universe was because of the laws of the Primitive Universe. The stronger the laws of the universe, the stronger the suppression on life forms. However, there were pros and cons. The disadvantage was that it was not easy to be strong, but the advantage was that it was an elite. Similarly, the restrictions and suppression on outsiders were also very terrifying.
It was very difficult to invade.
Not everyone was like Li Yue, who had the Gate of the Nirvana Realm when he was in the fourth dimension and could freely travel through the universe.
"Even if the seven Sages are all elites and can fight two or three people, they are still not enough. This is even more so for Golden Immortals!"
"No wonder Hongjun wants to create Sages, and no wonder the Empress is so arrogant, directly building a base opposite the Primitive Universe. This is simply a blatant provocation!"
…
Li Yue still didn't know what the truth was. Everything he said before was just his conjecture, and he guessed that this was probably the reason.
Everything in the world was like a torrent that gathered from all directions. Everything rose and fell in the torrent. Everything that happened in Untainted Land was nothing compared to the entire multiverse. The war between Hongjun and the Supreme Empress was just an insignificant wave in the torrent.
Previously, in the unknown universe experiment site that his doppelganger encountered, the half-Six-dimensional existence was just a captured experimental tool.
It was said that the strongest god-level civilization, the Civilization of Truth, could also artificially create half-Six-dimensional experts.
In the past, he had thought that half of the sixth dimension meant that he stood at the peak of the universe. However, it was only now that he understood that the path of cultivation was always filled with the unknown. The more powerful one was, the more ignorant one would be. It was also for this reason that omniscience and omnipotence was the pursuit of everyone.
"Let's go and take a look at the Untainted Land!"
This was the first time Li Yue had come to the ancient continent. Although he had seen it in the past, he had never really entered it. He had only gone to a parallel four-dimensional universe. There was no comparison between the two.
As for the Untainted Land, every Huaxia person had an inexplicable feeling. Whether it was the myths that they had seen or heard when they were young, or the various things that they had seen and heard when they grew up, such as ancient books and classics, they all had descriptions about it.
This was a complex, and Li Yue was no exception.
Although there were many places in the Multiverse called 'Earth' and many parallel worlds, that was not important.
Although Li Yue stood at the pinnacle of the worlds and multiverse and his level of being had long surpassed most existences, his soul, memories, and past still existed.
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The Untainted Land was vast and rich in resources. The energy between heaven and earth was extremely rich. Gravity, spatial structure, and material structure were completely different from what was commonly seen.
This was not surprising. Every universe had its own characteristics, which were alternating and evolving under the operation of the laws of heaven and earth.
In the entire Untainted Land, there was only one continent. Outside the continent was the boundless ocean.
On this continent, there were countless races, countless experts, and mountains. There were monsters, spirits, devils, sects, races, tribes, and so on.
Everything looked so strange and different.
As Li Yue walked on this land, there was a faint look of contemplation in his eyes.
It had been several days since he had arrived. Along the way from the mountain forest, what he had seen and heard was completely different from what he had imagined.
Along the way, the races that he had encountered were also strange. There were bloody-shadow creatures that were emitting blood-red light all over their bodies. There were not many of these creatures, but they moved in groups in an orderly manner.
There were also tall Rock Giants that were several hundred meters tall. However, they were all solitary creatures. They occupied a mountain and lived there. No other Rock Giants would come out within a radius of a hundred miles. They were all solitary creatures.
There were short and small spirits whose bodies were as wrinkled as the bark of an old tree. There were charcoal lifeforms whose skin was as black as charcoal. There were also huge ferocious goshawks that flew in the sky. Their feathers were golden and dazzling, and they were incomparably mighty …
In several days, he had walked millions of miles. He had encountered many tribes and strange races. He had seen many strange and magnificent sceneries, but he had not encountered any humans.
Not even one.
It was not that Li Yue had not thought of capturing a creature to ask or read its memory. However, after thinking about it, he gave up. If he encountered one, he would encounter one. If he did not encounter one, he would not encounter one. It was up to fate. He did not have to meet a human.
Just like that, he began his journey in the Untainted Land. He walked in a direction at a moderate speed. He passed through many mountains, encountered many living beings, and saw many tribes.
In the blink of an eye, a week had passed.
Li Yue had also walked out of this forest. No, it should be a group of mountains.
After passing through this group of mountains, the terrain in front of him gradually became flat. Everywhere in front of him were patches of grass. The short shrubs were waist-high, with thick roots and branches and leaves. When the wind blew, the entire plain would be like waves. Green waves would appear one after another.
"Is this the plain?"
This plain was vast and boundless. It was probably even vaster than the mountains behind him. He could not see the end of this plain.
In addition to the weeds and rocks, the only thing that could be clearly seen was a wide river. Li Yue estimated that the river was at least several miles wide. It meandered and extended into the depths of the plain. The river also flowed from the depths of the plain. As the river extended, he did not know where it led to.
The vegetation on both sides of the river was clearly much more dense. Occasionally, he could see a few trees. They were all thick and strange. He did not know what species they were.
When Li Yue arrived here, the sun was about to set. The afterglow of the setting sun shone on the entire west, dyeing the sky bright red. The bright red color fell on the plain, reflecting a dusky world.
Walking along the riverbank, his feet stepped on the hard soil. He could hear the gurgling sound of the flowing water. The flow of this unknown river was not rapid. It was gentle and long as it flowed into the distance.
There was a constant breeze on the riverbank, blowing from the southeast to the northwest. In the breeze, he could clearly smell a fishy smell. Sometimes it was strong, sometimes it was faint.
A boundless and ancient feeling spontaneously arose at this moment. Li Yue walked on this land. The afterglow of the setting sun dragged a long shadow, which became longer and longer.
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Three days later, in the morning, on the opposite side of the riverbank, smoke rose into the air in the distance. It was reflected in Li Yue's eyes.
"That is …"
His eyes moved, and his gaze directly pierced through the void. In his field of vision, there was a large tribe dozens of miles away. The entire tribe occupied a radius of dozens of miles. In the tribe, there were people bustling about.
"Human."
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